The Life of a Demoniac

The source code for the fully functioning prototype of DemonNet, the upcoming local DAQ system packaged as an app for iPhone, is now available as a free distribution to iOS developers for test deployment. Xcode view hierarchy debugger The following video is intended for use as a supplement to a personal demo for interested developers; it shows the first prototype of the app running on an iPhone 6s Plus as it calculates in real-time the peak-signal-to-noise ratio between samples acquired at 30 fps (shown in the top video window) and the reference sample (shown in the window below): The app features hands-free operation, in that the user simply launches the app, puts the phone down, and then leaves it to collect data on its own. The app's built-in anti-bias mechanisms in the app obviate the need for setup and monitoring of the app, ensuring that the app acquires non-biased samples suitable for subsequent analysis; specifically, the app waits until the camera is running, ...

If the Voices Demons had their way, they'd say that somebody like me putting an app on the App Store would be akin to Rosa Parks sitting at the front of the bus instead of the back, where they think people like her are supposed to sit (albeit, in my case, the modern day equivalent); but, as it stands, neither they nor their people relegated anyone they exploit to that life just yet. Rather, just like every other experience in which demons have said I can't do something and I say I can, this one can be defined the same: a Battle of Bunker Hill, Gettysburg and D-Day all-rolled-into-one affair. Apple approved DemonNet DAQ Client for distribution via the App Store Losses aside, victory was worth it, especially considering that the app is the only tool the world now has available to protect itself from demonic exploitation, collectively and en masse , should it decide to take that step; it doesn't mean the world will take that step, nor does it mean that it will avail its...

New to DemonNet? Read about in  TECH | "Demon net" iPhone app prototype and PREVIEW | DemonNet for iOS Developers . The first build of the DemonNet DAQ Client App for iPhone is now available for beta-testing: The first beta build to be tested is actually 1.4 Apple approved the DemonNet DAQ Client for distribution to either beta testers (or even the App Store) Use the TestFlight app to install the app after you receive an invitation to be a beta tester If you own an iPhone and want to participate in the beta testing program, e-mail me at jamesalanbush@yahoo.com . Once you receive an invitation, download the TestFlight app from the App Store to install the software: Version 1 (1.4) is the latest test build, and can be installed with the TestFlight app Since the client app is relatively solid—much effort went into getting it right the first time—I'm not going to hold out for too long before posting it to the App Store. If you're interested, the best ...

If I wasn't developing software to extend my purview of my demonic enemies to as wide as its future users will permit [ see TECH | "Demon net" iPhone app prototype ; see also   DemonNet for iOS Developers ], I'd be a full-time computer nerd. This world has gone to such admirable lengths to build products capable of making effective changes to matters of consequence, which is not the case in all worlds (and, hardly less true on this one than any other). In spite of my situation, I'm compelled to fold such products into the solution somehow, to make use of them (and give honor to them), to make sure they don't go unappreciated, and to herald the selfless charity they embody, everywhere . As a user of such products, I like being at least vicariously associated with the people who build them, if in no other way. It's hard at first to get demons to appreciate a great human product, primarily, because mostly such products are not designed for any problem the...

The following is a video demo of the first prototype of my new iPhone app that uses its video camera to collect data on demonic activity it detects; it does this by comparing variations between two like images as measured by certain key metrics that quantify image quality. One image is made in real-time and is constantly replaced by a new one while the app is at work; the other is a copy of the very first image acquired when the app was launched, and is never replaced unless the phone is repositioned or moved: The demo shows the app collecting peak signal-to-noise ratio data 30 times a second (in the graph), while updating the database (in the table) once a second. The PSNR is an image-quality metric that measures variation between two images that are, ideally, supposed to be identical and made in an environment where light levels are stable and there is no motion within the purview of the camera; the camera must pointed in the same, exact direction and locked in a perfe...

Update on July 6th, 2017 Read the criminal complaint for sexual battery filed against Charles Langley posted to Criminal complaint for sexual battery filed against soul-stealing groper, civil complaint pending . About the videos These videos show the most relevant part of my attempt to rescue a demon person in-the-making the same way as the one who rescued me, who convinced me that "greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends." [John 15:13] So far, my attempt hasn't required a sacrificing my life as did the man who died for me; but, the loss of peripheral vision in one eye and the partial paralysis in my legs are cost aplenty. The 30-minute long recording is divided into two videos. Although there is little dialogue in the first half, there is dialogue aplenty in the second. I'll trim these down someday, I hope. This post attempts to explain the significance of the videos posted below to those who cannot ascertain that fo...